saturated rust

Just a part of a rusty door, oversaturated it, handhold as you can

see, and I thought the tiny little opening gives it something extra.

What do you think?

Neat photograph; well seen. It produces an interesting effect on me in that I would like to know what lies beyond through the slit. Regards.

Love the abstract. This sort of metal door can be seen all around the Willamette Valley in Oregon where I grew up.. For me, the hint of purple on the upper left really makes the image. The off center composition was a good choice too. 6/5

...thanks...regards rycho.

Walter Tatulinski, that's the nice thing, you can wonder what's behind the door, and I have seen thrue the slit, if you look close at the picture, in the top you see a part of a roof.....

Chris, this color came out when I saturated it in paint shop, the composition, out of the centre, is coming now naturaly, not because it is FORBIDDEN, I have troubles with rules. But I am learning.

Ryszard Tychawski, yes that's a good observation, first the end and now a beginning, unconsciously and sometimes consciously there is a story in my pictures

I like it! Krijg wel het gevoel effe door het kiertje te willen gluren. Mooie compositie... :0)

What's beyond...

The look you have on the world around you is outstanding Els. I like a lot your inspiring abstract way.

Interesting red "shaped" abstract, Els,nice as usual. Pnina

Hallo Janet..., nou het was heel spannend ;D...ik kom zeker weer eens gluren, neem ik je mee, kan je het zelf zien

 

Yann, and I have something with doors/entrys, always interesting, open ones, closed ones and sometimes just with a little opening

 

Thanks Pnina, always good to hear from you

 

 

 

 

 

Nice rusty lines and a slit .. several triangles and other geometric figures thar only a math teacher knows the names of. i think it's a clever composition and cropping .... and the slit is a way in .. or a way out .. something for the mind to work with. Suitable saturation.

Waar en wanneer kom je zulke verroeste deuren nou tegen? Ik zal ze wel over het hoofd zien. Jij hebt gewoon een heel speciaal oog voor dat soort dingen en je hebt er weer iets heel moois van gemaakt.

Prachtige kleurnuances en figuren. Interessant gecropd (is dat wel een bestaand Nederlands woord?) Maakt niet uit, je weet wel wat ik bedoel.

 

Groetjes en een prettig weekend, Els. Groetjes, Ada:)

 

P.S. Zie net dat dit Liewerdse deuren zijn:~).

Hi Bente, that's what I like, as you know (I hope) something for the mind to work with...... beautifull said, a way in or out.......but it is a direction, I always want to go up.....

Hoi Ada, nou het wordt me nu toch wel duidelijk dat jij eens bij mij langskomt, je moest eens weten hoeveel roestige en andere soort deuren er bestaan, jij ziet dat heus ook wel. Ja en het zijn inderdaad Ljouwerter (Leeuwardense, als dat woord bestaat, maar JIJ SNAPT ME OOK WEL) deuren.

 

Bedankt voor het wensen van een goed weekend, want dat was het zeker.

 

groetjes en meer, Els

You always got an good eye to spot art. This is no exception.

Thanks Spencer

I would never think that rust could be so interesting... lovely picture.

 

Jan

Gianluca Di Santo, allias Jan, thank you, I love your work

Been busy with my new grandbaby, and so haven't had much time for PN. Hope you are settled and doing fine....

 

Love the angles and colors in this image...rust and earth tones really appeal to me ,and I like the way the color seems to soften the hardness of the metal and angles...

to the most special woman called LLLLLLLLinda, thank you so much, and congratulations, I will never reach that point...... me having no childeren, but okay we cannot have it all, and yes I am doing fine, it could be better, and I am settled down till november and after that I will see. Love you

Els, it is my step daughter who had a child...so it is always possible!! LOL

LiLiLiLiLiLinda, I knew, it was your step daughter, you told me, so what shall I do, find myself a new man who has childern ;D

 

love ya

Els... thank you !!

 

Jan

I really like the mystic and powerful pyramid formation and the oversaturated colors. Excellent image in my opinion. Regards, Baldur